Patara, I never knew how to tell the difference. I told you you were a good teacher. I’m a 71 year old city girl wanting to be a country girl. God bless.🌻
I have picked about 8 pounds of Black Raspberries this year, made jam and have really enjoyed just eating each round of them! We live in Western North Carolina, Appalacia grown and never had chemicals or any poison sprays for pest control.....NO CHEMICAL farming is how we roll here!!!!
There's nothing like eating berries warmed by the sun straight off the vine yum! From the time I was about 5 years old I grew up wild foraging along the woodland roadsides for both of those, and also for red raspberries. And for wild strawberries and blueberries in the open fields. Good job explaining the differences of the 1st two for those who may not know yet.
Thank you Patara, never knew there was even a black raspberry. We have just started getting red raspberries here in supermarkets ($6 a small punnet 250 grams) as it's too hit to grow them here but my friend lives about 4 hrs south from me and can grow them. Red raspberries are my favourite fruit. Greetings from Western Australia
My grandma used to send me up beyond my uncle Mick's upper pasture to pick elderberries to put in her grape jelly. Later years I would go up along where the railroad tracks were to pick black raspberries for my dad who loved them. He told me if I ever smelled a cucumber smell to get out fast, that was a sign of snakes!! I was lucky and never smelled it but got tons of beautiful berries for daddy. One summer, I froze and brought back on the plane with me enough for a pie!! Miss those days.
I love picking berries! We had literally thousands of plants on a hillside next to the house. My husband made me a trail so I could get to them. We had blackberries and black raspberries. We also had elderberries, and a huge patch of wild strawberries. My lab, Maggie always went with me and ate nearly more than I picked. She loved them. She’s gone but not forgotten. I live with my son now and he’s blessed with a huge patch just beginning to bloom. Can’t wait for cobbler and jam! 😋
I loved the smiley face you made with the berries. I needed the point by point explanations. Wondering about mulberries too. Growing up in the midwest, the were small, plump and roundish. At the Farmer's Market last week (Northern California) they were skinny and long. They were sweeter AND tangy even better. What does Tennessee have?
Black raspberries are my favorite berry. Great job pointing out the differences for folks that didnt grow up eating black raspberries or blackberries. Tennessee is blessed with so many goodies growing in the wild. When we were kids we had a couple of patches we ventured out to and while I do love blackberries - imho nothing beats a black raspberry. God bless
Good video Patara! Unfortunately no raspberries of any kind here in Oklahoma where I live but if you take a good look at my arms you will know the blackberries are thriving! 😀
My dad grew black and red raspberries growing up...and blackberries! Fun memories...so yummy! Lots of memories of canning and gardening....now I'm working on doing the same!! Haven't seen the black raspberries since I was younger though...brought back good memories...thanks for sharing Patera ! 🤗❤
Many people have never heard of black raspberries. We actually called them Purple Berries as I believe others here in the Finger Lakes area of New York did. We were lucky being able to pick them at my grandpa's. Mom would always make black raspberry jam and a black raspberry pie or two every year when we were young. Wish I could get my hands on some now, as I would like to do the same.
I grew up with all sorts of berries - Marion. Logan, raspberry, etc but my favorite were the “black caps”. I miss them so much! Can’t grow them in the desert.
Very helpful! Sending greetings from Vancouver Island, BC Canada where I just discovered (thanks to you) that it is black raspberry coming up in my back garden, not blackberry which is more common here. Thanks!
I've grown up in NW Washington and we have blackberries everywhere. I know they are very invasive, but it saddens me when people want to get rid of them. I grew up with a huge bush that ran the property line and my mom would give me and my brother a huge Tupperware bowl and tell us if we would fill it up, she would make us a pie.😊😊 That was one way to get us outside for a couple of hours. Of course we got to use our dad's machete to cut a trail through it! Those were the days. So fun!
Fantastic! You keep it simple, you show actual berries, easy tell apart.... Super excited!! You've been what I've been looking for!! Thank you bless you and following!! Now I need to find difference in raspberry with all of those And then currents!! Any of those in these videos lol! You are much appreciated 👍 Up here in Hudson valley, NY!
I live on my farm with 4 woods and I have wild black raspberries along the edges of the woods. They start out green, then red and finally black. I wait till they almost fall off in your hand to gather them.
I grew up in the Oregon Coast where we had wild blackberries everywhere. Living in Indiana I really miss being able to pick them at anytime and anywhere this time of year
been picking black raspberries for 2 weeks now in central Pennsylvania. going to take my granddaughter to pick some this morning. I use them to make my triple berry jelly and blue raspberry jelly to sell at the local firehall. going to also be looking for the black berries we have a few patches around here.
Great video. Thank you for this. I've recently moved out to Iowa from NC and have been foraging out here. Have been eating the black raspberry, mulberries and service berries lately.. Yum! Waiting to try some wild plums for the first time later this summer
It is easy to forget that not everyone knows this. When you are raised in the country, you are raised picking berries! When you move to the country, you have to learn everything from scratch. This is a wonderful teaching lesson. Well thought out and a great job of showing the difference between the berries and their stems! Dew Berries are getting ripe up here on the Plateau. They are just about a forgotten berry. I like to mix them and make jam & jelly. Thank you for this video. GOD bless
This also reminds me of when we were kids. My mom would send us to go picking. We would come back with a small bowl. Mom would ask where all the berries were "there wasnt much there ma" while our faces had berry juice on them!
Up north in Michigan my Grama used to call them black caps. Now deeper in the woods and around the farm they also had blackberries. It was good pickin, but only if you beat the black bears to them.
TY for this. I have volunteer berries showed up in my yard. I was wondering exactly what they were. I refused to cut down. I hope to transplant to a better spot for next yr. Bc there in a bad spot in my garden. Ty ry ty btw i love your hair cut
THANK YOU! Only way I could ever tell difference of black raspberry was red berries that look like raspberries and smaller than BlackBerry. I'm heading to VT for weekend. In hot weather yrs this would be BlackBerry season.. we had cold now hot, season will be August this yr. New England totally independent on temps. Hoping to find wild strawberries and blueberries this weekend. It's a guessing game
Thank you We are moving because we live in a small town after have chickens for almost four years they said they just found out we have chickens but the land we are moving to has berry’s and now I can tell the difference I have always been scared to eat them so thank you
I've had black raspberry jam but none of the berries. We pick a lot of wild blackberries and I make jam. We love it. Granddaughter wants to eat right from the jar.
If I could get my hands on any fresh berries I'd be so excited. My canes are too young yet. And of man, I miss elderberries! Just have to settle for my dandelion, and other types of flowers, wines... for medicinal reasons of course. Wonderful video by the way!
I have picked many a blackberry in my time but have never seen a black raspberry, didn't even know they existed, maybe we don't get them in Australia but thank you for sharing
Good Morning...Elderberry is so beautiful!.. Thank you for another wonderful teaching video.. Oh Patara, It was brought to mind: Deut 28:1 and then Deut 28:8...The Lord will command a blessing on you in your storehouses and in all to which you set your hand, and He will bless you In the land which the Lord your God is giving you.... You and your land are so blessed! Bountiful! ... Oh! If I were near I'd be over there helping you 'taste' those berries and melons etc! ha ha! .. Love to you
Here we have wild dewberries, just a wild blackberry variety. All our fruit was done a while ago though in SE Texas. They have a ridiculous number of thorns. I would like a thornless blackberry for my garden that would be easier for my kids to help with.
I was just thinking about my granny's black raspberry jelly, which is my favorite!! I am going to put some in next year and start making my own. Thanks for sharing~~
Could you do an episode covering your different types of sunflowers, I would love to know all the different varieties you are growing. Thank you for all that you do.
I grew up in the mountains of Northern California picking "black caps" & elderberies. Moved down to the valley where we have blackberries. No one around here would ever plant blackberries. Very invasive!!!!
I love this because we recently found blackberries growing on our property so your video helped me in determining that it was indeed blackberries and not black raspberries.
Thanks for that video on the difference of identifying the berrie. We have wild berries coming up all over, I’ll go and check out the stems! Again that baby is soooo cute!!!
We have lots of black raspberries up here in WI. We have to get to them before the animals do! Do you have a recipe for shelf stable elderberry syrup and jelly?
I don't think I've ever had black raspberries before. Unless it was as a child because I'd always find wild berries and eat them. Thanks for this info. Now I know....
I have wild blackberry among my raspberries. Vicious thorns and invasive. However these don't get pollinated well at all since I found them and propagated them (oops). Raspberries are pollinated fully, though. So it's not a bee problem.
Great info....not familiar with elderberry but have moved to a property with what I now believe is an elderberry hedge. What can you use these berries for?
Thank you for sharing this information. Just wondering if you need any special type of soil or weather for these. Or what is the preferred growing place for them.
We have so many black raspberries this year but they are soooo sour. I made jam with them. I say if you can put it on your pinkie it’s a raspberry. If not it’s a blackberry.
Patara, I never knew how to tell the difference. I told you you were a good teacher. I’m a 71 year old city girl wanting to be a country girl. God bless.🌻
Hi, Dee💕
I have picked about 8 pounds of Black Raspberries this year, made jam and have really enjoyed just eating each round of them! We live in Western North Carolina, Appalacia grown and never had chemicals or any poison sprays for pest control.....NO CHEMICAL farming is how we roll here!!!!
There's nothing like eating berries warmed by the sun straight off the vine yum! From the time I was about 5 years old I grew up wild foraging along the woodland roadsides for both of those, and also for red raspberries. And for wild strawberries and blueberries in the open fields. Good job explaining the differences of the 1st two for those who may not know yet.
Loved this one, Patera! 70 yrs old and never knew exactly how to tell the difference by the stems! Thank you!
Thank you Patara, never knew there was even a black raspberry. We have just started getting red raspberries here in supermarkets ($6 a small punnet 250 grams) as it's too hit to grow them here but my friend lives about 4 hrs south from me and can grow them. Red raspberries are my favourite fruit.
Greetings from Western Australia
My grandma used to send me up beyond my uncle Mick's upper pasture to pick elderberries to put in her grape jelly. Later years I would go up along where the railroad tracks were to pick black raspberries for my dad who loved them. He told me if I ever smelled a cucumber smell to get out fast, that was a sign of snakes!! I was lucky and never smelled it but got tons of beautiful berries for daddy. One summer, I froze and brought back on the plane with me enough for a pie!! Miss those days.
Thank you so much, Patera! I did know the difference in the berries, but not the stems. They grow wild in abundance here on the Cumberland Plateau 💕
We have wild black raspberries along the woods. Went out yesterday and picked 8 C. Blessings from God. 💕
In the pacific northwest we call the berries with the bluish white stem plants "Black Caps".
Thank You for answering an agos old question of mine. I love the black raspberries. Just never knew how to tell them apart. AWESOME VIDEO.
have never heard of black raspberries but here in N Idaho we have a yellow thornless raspberry. Wonderfully sweet
I love picking berries! We had literally thousands of plants on a hillside next to the house. My husband made me a trail so I could get to them. We had blackberries and black raspberries. We also had elderberries, and a huge patch of wild strawberries. My lab, Maggie always went with me and ate nearly more than I picked. She loved them. She’s gone but not forgotten. I live with my son now and he’s blessed with a huge patch just beginning to bloom. Can’t wait for cobbler and jam! 😋
Thank you for sharing your time and wisdom!
I have the same china pattern!!! ☮️💖🙏
I loved the smiley face you made with the berries. I needed the point by point explanations.
Wondering about mulberries too. Growing up in the midwest, the were small, plump and roundish. At the Farmer's Market last week (Northern California) they were skinny and long. They were sweeter AND tangy even better. What does Tennessee have?
Black raspberries are my favorite berry. Great job pointing out the differences for folks that didnt grow up eating black raspberries or blackberries. Tennessee is blessed with so many goodies growing in the wild. When we were kids we had a couple of patches we ventured out to and while I do love blackberries - imho nothing beats a black raspberry. God bless
I had a big crop of black raspberries this year! I actually like them better than blackberries.
Good video Patara! Unfortunately no raspberries of any kind here in Oklahoma where I live but if you take a good look at my arms you will know the blackberries are thriving! 😀
My dad wrote a recipe for loganberry( blackberry)wine. Wild grapes make awesome wine. I miss my dad's homemade wine.
My dad grew black and red raspberries growing up...and blackberries! Fun memories...so yummy! Lots of memories of canning and gardening....now I'm working on doing the same!! Haven't seen the black raspberries since I was younger though...brought back good memories...thanks for sharing Patera ! 🤗❤
Great video on the differences! Those darn cats claw thorns on the blackberries are a dead giveaway also...
And the marks they leave on your shins when you’re trying to reach a deeper part of the patch lol!
I I didn't know the difference either. Thank you so much.
Thanks to your video I was able to identify all three of the plants you described.
Many people have never heard of black raspberries. We actually called them Purple Berries as I believe others here in the Finger Lakes area of New York did. We were lucky being able to pick them at my grandpa's. Mom would always make black raspberry jam and a black raspberry pie or two every year when we were young. Wish I could get my hands on some now, as I would like to do the same.
Berries!! Good time for cobblers for sure. Enjoy yourselves!
I grew up with all sorts of berries - Marion. Logan, raspberry, etc but my favorite were the “black caps”. I miss them so much! Can’t grow them in the desert.
Finally one less thing I've been confused about all of my life 😜 What I ate this morning were black raspberries 😄 Thanks Patara 😎👍
Thanks..
The berries look juicy and yummy.😋 Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful! Sending greetings from Vancouver Island, BC Canada where I just discovered (thanks to you) that it is black raspberry coming up in my back garden, not blackberry which is more common here. Thanks!
I've grown up in NW Washington and we have blackberries everywhere. I know they are very invasive, but it saddens me when people want to get rid of them. I grew up with a huge bush that ran the property line and my mom would give me and my brother a huge Tupperware bowl and tell us if we would fill it up, she would make us a pie.😊😊 That was one way to get us outside for a couple of hours. Of course we got to use our dad's machete to cut a trail through it! Those were the days. So fun!
Why I NEEDED to know this, without knowing I needed to know it. Lol. Yet again a great video. 😁
Now I have to go out and see which mine are, thanks for this!
Awesome lesson, I have so much to learn and I am LOVING it💕
I've got some kind of berry that grows in my back yard. Thanks for this; I'm going to check out the stem. :)
We have wild red raspberries that my dad always called them shuckberries. Love videos
Great video and explanation! I grow both, also red raspberries. Here in Wisconsin, black raspberries are called blackcaps.
Ha, love this! Just made black cap jam this week, yum 😋
Fantastic! You keep it simple, you show actual berries, easy tell apart.... Super excited!! You've been what I've been looking for!!
Thank you bless you and following!!
Now I need to find difference in raspberry with all of those
And then currents!! Any of those in these videos lol!
You are much appreciated 👍
Up here in Hudson valley, NY!
I live on my farm with 4 woods and I have wild black raspberries along the edges of the woods. They start out green, then red and finally black. I wait till they almost fall off in your hand to gather them.
Thank you!! I didn’t know this!
I grew up in the Oregon Coast where we had wild blackberries everywhere. Living in Indiana I really miss being able to pick them at anytime and anywhere this time of year
been picking black raspberries for 2 weeks now in central Pennsylvania. going to take my granddaughter to pick some this morning. I use them to make my triple berry jelly and blue raspberry jelly to sell at the local firehall. going to also be looking for the black berries we have a few patches around here.
Hey, THANK YOU! That was very helpful.
Love this video. You explained this beautifully. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thanks for the and knowledge, you r wonderful. Love watching ur channel.
The black raspberries are just starting here in Pa. Soooo goooood.
Great video. Thank you for this. I've recently moved out to Iowa from NC and have been foraging out here. Have been eating the black raspberry, mulberries and service berries lately.. Yum! Waiting to try some wild plums for the first time later this summer
Such a little beauty!!! You are lucky to have wild black raspberries...
It is easy to forget that not everyone knows this. When you are raised in the country, you are raised picking berries! When you move to the country, you have to learn everything from scratch.
This is a wonderful teaching lesson. Well thought out and a great job of showing the difference between the berries and their stems!
Dew Berries are getting ripe up here on the Plateau. They are just about a forgotten berry. I like to mix them and make jam & jelly. Thank you for this video. GOD bless
Thanks for that knowledge Patara! I learned valuable information. 😊
This also reminds me of when we were kids. My mom would send us to go picking. We would come back with a small bowl. Mom would ask where all the berries were "there wasnt much there ma" while our faces had berry juice on them!
Up north in Michigan my Grama used to call them black caps. Now deeper in the woods and around the farm they also had blackberries. It was good pickin, but only if you beat the black bears to them.
TY for this. I have volunteer berries showed up in my yard. I was wondering exactly what they were. I refused to cut down. I hope to transplant to a better spot for next yr. Bc there in a bad spot in my garden. Ty ry ty btw i love your hair cut
I never knew. Thank you.
The only bad thing about baby goats is they grow so fast! Wow, she has gotten so big. She’s precious!
Here in Georgia just north of Atlanta I am looking for Copperhead snakes not my sweet little Deers . Thank you for lessons !
I love blackberries they're good and you are a good teacher
Thanks for sharing with us the differences and what to look for.
THANK YOU! Only way I could ever tell difference of black raspberry was red berries that look like raspberries and smaller than BlackBerry. I'm heading to VT for weekend. In hot weather yrs this would be BlackBerry season.. we had cold now hot, season will be August this yr. New England totally independent on temps. Hoping to find wild strawberries and blueberries this weekend. It's a guessing game
Thank you Patara for showing the difference of the berries! 💕
Thanks for showing the difference between black raspberries and blackberries.I never knew.
Great way to tell the differences.❤
I've not seen a black raspberry before, so thanks for that info. The difference is interesting
Thank you We are moving because we live in a small town after have chickens for almost four years they said they just found out we have chickens but the land we are moving to has berry’s and now I can tell the difference I have always been scared to eat them so thank you
I've had black raspberry jam but none of the berries. We pick a lot of wild blackberries and I make jam. We love it. Granddaughter wants to eat right from the jar.
Thank you. This was so helpful. Now if i could only eat some with you 😊
Dewberries (in our neck of the woods) with Frosted Flakes and vanilla ice cream. Your berries look great! Happy Fourth to you and yours!🇺🇸
If I could get my hands on any fresh berries I'd be so excited. My canes are too young yet. And of man, I miss elderberries! Just have to settle for my dandelion, and other types of flowers, wines... for medicinal reasons of course. Wonderful video by the way!
I have picked many a blackberry in my time but have never seen a black raspberry, didn't even know they existed, maybe we don't get them in Australia but thank you for sharing
Good Morning...Elderberry is so beautiful!.. Thank you for another wonderful teaching video.. Oh Patara, It was brought to mind: Deut 28:1 and then Deut 28:8...The Lord will command a blessing on you in your storehouses and in all to which you set your hand, and He will bless you In the land which the Lord your God is giving you.... You and your land are so blessed! Bountiful! ... Oh! If I were near I'd be over there helping you 'taste' those berries and melons etc! ha ha! .. Love to you
Just got my first black raspberry bush. I am SUPER stoked!!!! I can’t wait to propagate the tar outta these!
We took out bushes from infront of the deck and planted white raspberries. Yummy.
Thanks for the tips Patara. Always educating us.💯👍🏾💜🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Here we have wild dewberries, just a wild blackberry variety. All our fruit was done a while ago though in SE Texas. They have a ridiculous number of thorns. I would like a thornless blackberry for my garden that would be easier for my kids to help with.
I was just thinking about my granny's black raspberry jelly, which is my favorite!! I am going to put some in next year and start making my own. Thanks for sharing~~
Thanks for the distinction!! I had no idea the difference🤩
Thank you for helping me identify the berry that I saw on my walk with my child the other day
Thanks for the lesson! 👍👍
Could you do an episode covering your different types of sunflowers, I would love to know all the different varieties you are growing. Thank you for all that you do.
I grew up in the mountains of Northern California picking "black caps" & elderberies.
Moved down to the valley where we have blackberries.
No one around here would ever plant blackberries. Very invasive!!!!
I love this because we recently found blackberries growing on our property so your video helped me in determining that it was indeed blackberries and not black raspberries.
Great useful information! Now I know!!!
Thanks for that video on the difference of identifying the berrie. We have wild berries coming up all over, I’ll go and check out the stems! Again that baby is soooo cute!!!
Ty! That was very helpful...
Your baby goat so so beautiful the markings wow !
Thanks for another great video very I formative.
We have lots of black raspberries up here in WI. We have to get to them before the animals do! Do you have a recipe for shelf stable elderberry syrup and jelly?
I made black raspberry syrup, so yummy on cake or ice cream. Have a good day
Thanks for always sharing your knowledge.
I don't think I've ever had black raspberries before. Unless it was as a child because I'd always find wild berries and eat them.
Thanks for this info. Now I know....
Thanks, now I know that those are black berries growing in my back yard
Wish we had the wild black raspberries here on our place. But we have a bumper crop of blackberries!
I have wild blackberry among my raspberries. Vicious thorns and invasive. However these don't get pollinated well at all since I found them and propagated them (oops). Raspberries are pollinated fully, though. So it's not a bee problem.
My red raspberries are snackables this week. Was never going to be enough forjam in my tiny spot, but they are yummy.
I am craving some cobbler now!
Thank you for this 😊
Great info....not familiar with elderberry but have moved to a property with what I now believe is an elderberry hedge. What can you use these berries for?
Ooo! I want the squash you were carrying.
Thank you for sharing this information. Just wondering if you need any special type of soil or weather for these. Or what is the preferred growing place for them.
Didn't know this thank you
We have so many black raspberries this year but they are soooo sour. I made jam with them. I say if you can put it on your pinkie it’s a raspberry. If not it’s a blackberry.